Toyota Supra (1986–1989)
Subcompact carsgas12.8 cu ft max
Hatch
21
VE SCORE
Below average Volumetric Efficiency for a subcompact cars — cargo volume × EPA MPGe, ranked against class peers.
Storage spaces
Cargo volume (seats folded)
secondary sourceSource: www.cargurus.com — secondary source · community verification wanted
Cargo volume (seats up)
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Cargo dimensions
| Measurement | Cargo volume (seats up) | Cargo volume (seats folded) |
|---|---|---|
| Cargo volume | 185 L / 6.5 cu ft[1] | 363 L / 12.8 cu ft[2] |
| Confidence | Secondary source | Secondary source |
- cararac.com · Secondary source
- www.cargurus.com · Secondary source
Last verified Oct 20, 2026. Volumes are as the source states them (US figures are usually SAE J1100); lengths are usable interior measurements. How we measure.
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Fuel economy (EPA)
| Trim | Years | Fuel | Best combined MPGe | City | Highway |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RearWD · Automatic 4-spd | 1986–1989 | Premium Gasoline | 18 | 16 | 21 |
| RearWD · Manual 5-spd | 1986–1989 | Premium Gasoline | 18 | 16 | 21 |
Related
Other generations
Subcompact cars with similar VE
Hyundai Genesis Coupe (2013–2016)10.0 cu ft maxVE 22BMW 8 Series Convertible (2023–present)9.9 cu ft maxVE 21Roush Performance Mustang (2015–2017)13.5 cu ft maxVE 20
Compare with
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